There is a lively debate afoot about consultation. It broke at the Firm Foundations and has now hit twitter so risks turning into 140 character soundbites.
It has come from a discussion about the government's action on the manifesto promise to reduce the complexity of the Early Years Pupil Profile and review the Early Learning Goals (ELGs). What has ensued is a powerful conversation, about how we best translate the idea of "simplified documentation" for the benefit of children and within a shared education philosophy.
The debate threw up was a question about consultation and advice. What is it? Who is providing it? Whose values matter? This was particularly referenced within:
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